Summer Camp

Mini Campers will have opportunities to participate in arts and crafts, creative movement, sports, music, storytelling, cooperative games, music and limited water play. Your young child will have time each day for individual and group play. Mini Campers will be with experienced teachers and high school age counselors.

In order to ensure a rewarding experience for your child, there is limited enrollment for this camp program.

To be part of this program, children must be 3 years old by June 7th. All children must be fully potty trained. We cannot accept children in diapers or training pants.

The program provides a camp T-shirt. Campers should bring a water bottle. Please label all personal items.

Mini Campers should be dropped off no earlier than 8:30 a.m. and must be picked up by 12 p.m.  Mini Camp will be held at the Paideia Half Day building.

Your child's day is centered in a self-contained classroom with experienced teachers and college or high school age assistants. In order to ensure a rewarding experience for your child, there is limited enrollment for this camp.

The camp day offers your Betwixt & Betweener a variety of choices, all within the same comfortable classroom surroundings. Activities on any day include art, cooperative indoor and outdoor games, floor time, circle time, storytelling, and music. The activities may be centered around a specific weekly theme. The day's activities are designed to promote small group play but also leave time for individual interests. Water play on our recently renovated  playground is one of the highlights so be sure to pack a swimsuit and towel. Please label all personal items.

*Campers must bring a lunch, a hearty morning and afternoon snack, and a water bottle.

Your child's day is centered in a self-contained classroom with experienced teachers and college or high school age assistants. In order to ensure a rewarding experience for your child, there is limited enrollment for this camp.

Your child's day allows for the opportunity to develop independent choice while being able to enjoy the comfortable confines of a self-contained classroom.

Each morning, your PiCamper will have the opportunity to choose from activities that are being offered to the upper Elementary camps. Daily selections may include arts and handicrafts, dramatic play, theater/play writing, building activities, indoor games, outdoor cooperative games, sports, a reading room, and more.

Every afternoon, campers participate in activities designed by their own home base classroom teacher.

The program provides a camp T-shirt. 

Campers must provide a mid-morning snack, a lunch, and a mid-afternoon snack.  Please bring a water bottle every day and label personal items. 

Campers should be dropped off as close to 8:30 a.m. as possible at the 1509 building.

Your child will be assigned to a camp homeroom by age groupings. The homeroom lead counselors are experienced teachers and their assistants are college or high school aged students.

Your camper's day will begin and end in their camp homeroom. This is also who they will eat their lunch with. The camp day is divided into morning and afternoon activity sessions.

Each day your Python will have the opportunity to create their schedule by choosing from a menu of morning and afternoon activities being offered. Pythons choose their activities based on their own unique interests. The daily selections for all elementary campers might include arts and handicrafts, dramatic play/writing scripts, cooperative outdoor games, indoor gymnasium games, simple coding programs, board games/cards, Lego/building projects, reading room, and more. Special weekly events will also be scheduled.

The program provides a camp T-shirt.

Campers must provide a mid-morning snack, a lunch, and a mid-afternoon snack. Our campers are very busy and will need their energy! Please always bring a water bottle and label all personal items.

Campers should be dropped off as close to 8:30 a.m. as possible at the 1509 building.

Your child will be assigned to a camp homeroom. The homeroom lead counselors are experienced teachers and their assistants are college or high school aged students.

Your camper's day will begin and end in their camp homeroom. This is also who they will eat their lunch with. The camp day is divided into morning and afternoon activity sessions.

Each day your Constrictor will have the opportunity to create their schedule by choosing from a menu of morning and afternoon activities being offered. Constrictors choose their activities based on their own unique interests. The daily selections for all elementary campers might include arts and handicrafts, dramatic play/writing scripts, cooperative outdoor games, indoor gymnasium games, simple coding programs, board games/cards, Lego/building projects, reading room, and more. Special weekly events will also be scheduled.

The program provides a camp T-shirt.

Campers must provide a mid-morning snack, a lunch, and a mid-afternoon snack. Our campers are very busy and will need their energy! Please always bring a water bottle and label all personal items.

Campers should be dropped off as close to 8:30 a.m. as possible at the 1509 building.

Each day your Amper will have the opportunity to schedule their day by choosing morning and afternoon activities based on their own unique interests.

Their day will begin and end in their homeroom.  This is also who they will eat their lunch with.  The day is divided into morning and afternoon activity sessions. The daily selections for Ampers might include art activities, cooperative indoor and outdoor games, coding, theater/ playwriting, gymnasium sports and other options based on student interests.

The program provides a Paideia Amp T-shirt.

Ampers must provide a mid-morning snack, lunch and a mid-afternoon snack. Please bring a water bottle and label all personal items.

This special program is sure to be stimulating and offer plenty of summer fun and new friendships! Amp is held on the Junior High end of campus.

Ampers should be dropped off as close to 8:30 a.m. as possible. Drop off is at the elementary school end of campus.

The Pi Hoops League is a co-ed basketball league for ages 5-13. Each Saturday, the players will have skill training for 30 minutes, team practice for 30 minutes, and end the session in a game against another team in their age group. Participants will have a great time playing basketball, and they will also get fundamental coaching that will last a lifetime.

The coaches for the league are players from the Paideia varsity boy's and girl's basketball teams, Coach Eddie Johnson, Coach Phillip Harper, and Coach Jay Jones.

This volleyball camp is open to advanced, intermediate, and beginning players.

This camp will focus on the improvement of basic skills including hitting, passing, serving, setting and blocking and fitness training.

This camp will provide players time for skill development that often can't take place during the volleyball season.

Players must wear non-marking sneakers and bring a water bottle. Water will be provided. Knee pads are not required but recommended. All players will receive a t-shirt.

For specific questions or additional information please email Artan Agolli  agolli.artan@paideiaschool.org

Time to lace up your sneakers and join us for our girl's basketball camp at Paideia,  July 19-22! This camp is designed specifically for girls who want to learn the game and develop skills to become better basketball players.

The Python Coaches and Varsity girls players will be on hand to demonstrate and instruct not only the basics but also more advanced areas for our older campers.

Areas of emphasis include shooting, ball handling, rebounding, and defense. Campers will be divided by age and skill level to ensure the best experience for each camper.

It will be four full days of skills stations, scrimmages, skills contests, and even a talent show. Please make sure your camper brings a lunch and a water bottle each day.

Awards will be handed out at the end of camp, and each camper will receive a t-shirt.

For more information or questions please contact:

Coach Monique “Moe” Dawson

704-451-3095 or Dawson.Monique@paideiaschool.org

Paideia Athletic Department will be offering a fun and challenging one week-long soccer camp for boys and girls aged 10-14.

The first half of each daily session will involve technical Coerver skill work and movement skills.

This will develop into the techniques  used as a skill with challenges ranging from time, space and opponents.

The morning session will conclude with 3-a-side for defensive skills and 4-a-side for attacking skills.

The afternoon will introduce positional technical requirements which will transfer to the tactical side of the game in 8v8.

Technical, tactical and teamwork skills are a focus throughout the camp, with particular emphasis on what makes soccer the “world’s game” – and promotion of the “Spirit of the game”.

Soccer builds character through its high regard for mutual respect between competitors, teammates and opponents alike.

Each participant will receive a Paideia Soccer Camp T-shirt (Please provide a size when registering – available in YM, YL, YXL, S, M, L ).

• Turf shoes and cleats are recommended
• Water bottle, hat and sunscreen
• Shin guards
• A hearty snack and a lunch